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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
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>:.,rtg Tt.rrri hD N, E,ys,r.
WESTON, Angus, -. The Enard Of hi
rrctorsort the Hospital for the Insane arcstill
in secret ,r,Sirn. The all important subject
under discussion, according to reliable r..
mort. is whether there shculd be- any change.
IN the hospital management All sorts OF
rgmorS prevail, some 10 th" elect that =,
change has takcn place, Others 10 the
CONTRARY. l'ul the most !cliahle Is
that up to TIL, evening no decision has
been Ivach,d, four members being for u
urw management, tour against and one on
the hure Il ls saIG there aye no less
than fifteen strangers in town who have
put IN applications tor positions, ana are
anNiou>lv awaiting re-dlt-. ~ course
these do not include the host oI people in
the town and ncIIhhorhoud who expect to
,hy their ,,lslors in the field when the
time comes.
&rnry have determined to employ two
EVA assistant physicians ai oINry "i
-. .!Iu per yr,l. making five assistants an
.all. The salaries OF The other physicians
were raised lr1m Il to twelve hundred
aud liIry each, aud the SuPerin, ,"u.l"nt Is
allowed TO keep his family 10 ;hc iusti'u.
ton free of cost. Tue bond oi the Super
utcudynt is placed at ;25,@iG and the
steward at Slu,unu.
LATER llr ilaud was IT. elected Au
prmtrndcnt. The board are nov cGusid-
criug the application Of Mis- DR.. Ione-.
II is likely that no changes will br made
on the Offices ri the institution.
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ThcIr Rn.Inr.. Rnn,,I.n1..

Probably no one thing has caused ..,rh a
general revival Of trade at Ic.-.n x Co. :
drug store as their u az away I" theii
customers oi su many lTr" trIdi bottles ul
DR.. Kinh'a New Discovery for Consump-
.,uu. Their trade is ~ImPIy euJTIn"ns in
this very valuable artir," 'r"'" ID" fact THAT
it always curc3 aui never di''pi,'iht".
Coughs Cai,rs, asthma. lir"nrh!iiS, CI"np'
ana al throat aud lung di.'a>rr quickly
cured. You can h.I II before hnylng ny
getting trial fou'r !ree, hf"e size u.
Every hatti. warranted,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

,a..r., r. .tr nt.. a....-.
ys.ro>. v. "a, Angus. @o - b'o
mo.un, young maa whose "a'.., r"''id
.ot b.. n..uui. w1s ;du o,c, hy wagon
,,,J,i with three Ton ul lumber and m-
.t,Y,n, Killed at salt Lick ElidGe, in
Er,tcn county. lie was on the wagon,
and in going over a grade went to draw
the breaks and'ni,S"d his tpoilu@ ahd lei!
rndrr the hind wheel Just ~ he tcil, he
called 10 the oxen to stop, and the wagon
stonnrd with the wheel on his breast
When ne was taken out he was found to be
cut almost in two.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANS.


Jay Gould nrw grau's 'sou will he named
Kingdom Gould.
An enthusiastic meeting of the support
,'S "' commercial umon was held at Shet
'"'"' ''"'"''' "'unr,das.
\ mass meeting na, bccn called in Little
Rock, Alk., To pru'r,f s.,,iust fin, ,uu,lny-
mcnt Of convict Labor o,. IN. civ, rnbiic
""ihN'
Irene Story, the l.;,r.r-nId DAUGHTER of
John ANA Ida Nlort. w., were divorced in
iN"' H mi>''ut. j. is Thought she has
been klHnarprt
The mrmhrr>aIr o.. Nh. American marty
~ revised with r,.,.,,.. T., roId boId
facts, hu, dw.rd..I ,.,,p I ann npr -
about i"n,"ro. .. IH. number about
I'"o" reside IN FmaIr.rhIu.
The Rrnoklyp C...... r,,,l ,,, r,i.L,
ton Beach Iaii.,,d u... III ,..,,,..i',."''",
auction unL,. . i,r,,...,r,. -, rh~ ,ir,,
morIaIsr "t tr5ouot, with aGrb. Of $GIi.-
"Ou To thc N,cnni mull..gc hondholdcr,
i special from Mil. Irl ,,n.r,. a..
wrrk Of .,.l,,.,...r ,-..', ~. IT,.,;.
"Wednesday Cr,..,. ,.-'n l,r
and owner a...i nn,. ,,,....,ii,r' i,.. ,n,;
lives. and john Du>,l.no IN" m,,r go.
rarri T., ,wImn,ir, a,,.o,r nn , ,,r,.r
IN" i,rn., .y:ni, proiih,.;,p,.,. cnri.
mated Simeon f. ,p.., -, S,.t.n n,,
Supreme JaIg. and Tr,,,,n II g L..h
OF NyY CI.,Io lor S,.r, Tr.,.,..,, ,rl,
state Committee rlrct,u Chml,, :. Wolfe
chairman, \. \. S,ryn5 declining To ron
unu".
Judge H'n@r'S' "i f"duc"h, Ny, who
owns S'>I'"' ,''EI ''i'''T '" Hn w Va ,r,'
''''"'f MS ';..,', -,
Inmi-,,il. ,rI ,,r.t.u, 81 r,r cent. oi
,,rr. iron wb,. l,aj -, situated on the
Enn,I,,,I,nJ ,i,r nrl, ., few m.l,s above
in, n,nrtL .,ni t.. .,rg.',.,nl. &. sicamhuat.
the year ronnd.
II isunu. IAN, rn,, r., looks of the Day.
,on I,u Wgyr.,ru Cnr.lgo Railway. In,
,,rtroI ,t which wa,uAhcd hy Henry :.
I've. \ Co and ,nr hur.. Of the Clnuu
natl. Hamilton .nd l',,t"n ,rIroa! cor.
rrluu the r,rlJi IL which Ives and hl, as
a0r!atcs claim 10 have h rh gwen a"thoi'iN
to isSu" mi d'-i'''r -. ;'''"',''"'" "' pre-
ierrtd Stoci,, rtnnot h' i".'hd'
4, C,.,..l,d T,Ir slri,ksr ,,rt,ip .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

MAyyISGrov. W. Va, August a
Liam named Snoj-rass has been a,cuted. O.,
the murder Of John Cartwright. As soon
As ..nod.rasa bead lie "as accused ne came
10 town and gave himself up. Tie Ohio
difficulty was mainly the cause OF HIS he
ing suspected.
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u

=. ~>E/ Wheeling, hui IL
any city or town between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati and Chicago and the Eastern
cities. In fact, many who have seen the hyst
industrial displays in the lar;;c cities, were
unanimous yesterday in saying that while
they had seen larger parad,s, they ucveTs"w
one so full of interest or one so completely
embracing AL the myriad enterprise,
businesses and ayocatiOns OF \ commu:.l:l.
That IT was credit alike 10 those wnD
projected it and carried out the drt,li-.
and to the people whose industry .ud
wealth and resources ii represented. there
can b. no shadow ui doubt. and thai IT.
cost IL money, time and trouble viii hr
repaid to our people Il hundred fold all lrrl
confident. The display did much l"r
Wheeling. II did more than show ,h'
variety and cAtcnt of our mauul.uturcr-,
and the energy and enterprise of ""i
business men. 1t showed that What -
| commonly referred Io rs being At az In"'@
a sleepy ana conservative community = IA
| reality. W hen once the rllGrt ~ made, one
! OF the most wide awake and hustlIE" cIl,''-
in all the land, it showed that Wheeling
is equal to all the demands mai" uPom
her Tor the entertainment of her guest, Il
showed that in all things We arr k'cw""
pace with the world at laI.r: ud b.
showed even t0 our own citizens, iIni W.
puSSe.y4rd m infinite amount "i pluck "hd
energy, ,nd,thc brains TO apply these 'I''.i.
tiles to the best advantage.
The display, aside from ITS "onh,''."n
with the reunion, was 4 rlrat ad'ot.'
mcnt lor the old town. Even cIil'rs e.
Wheeling were often ;ustonsh,d At wiai
they saw ~ the great column ilIri pest
Time alter time wc heard the exclamation
q from the spectators: "WrlI, Ima.ion,-h'd
at that: didn't know wr Lad auHimn.
Of that surt here" The l"clIn" ain"n" ia"
S stranger. was couespondinpIy "nr Of a.,
tonishm, Mt and admiration, aud the '''i'
our people made viii long b" rcmr""m'
among those who yesterday played ih'
. nart %, audience to the moving show.
Eut i"s ~ yesterday event WA. 'n"r'
l. no doubt bat it can hc immo'rd, AMI
our people Will see to it ncN year, "h'n
the E,union is again with u-, that tie III
, play ct - is ccIpsed by the mawI.""''
+ procession Of -.
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lion. 4. W. Campbell was down tor

to the S,nicty, and he WIS introduced by
General HAYES. Mr. CImuhcil's address,
though quite lengthy, was listened to with
the closest attention, aud at times he was
by applause He gave y briei
history of th~ Society ot the army OF West
Virginia and paid a glowing tribute 10 tie
br..ycry of it, members. lie sad there
were noroGt!cs in the Society, and the pas.
,i,os Of the war lad all beca laid aside,
and We a.r now ail 4 commcn people. The
n9per wli,n was quiIe interesting, deal!
yiih numerous iaattrrs connected nth the
Army Of West l-irainia and ., its CCnc.,
..ur tup applause wa- great.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

l'I 5" I'v''uE ehlt the soldiers had to ,ai he
n,, ',,' ,IsH.eou,I ~, the hard tack. but had t,tt
miuSt no. n,on..'%Srr's-,t part Of their food. II
II, bat he would p, :, ~, CO., ''' - vt what
'" eated sow bosom. That
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

PIr-aUE' p, %uausG -'.-.At 4
meeting o, toae nr+ols Of iitiabErs and
s,u,gEcuT ,4ty 1t ,ihcTian Hall tonight
Il was unanimously decided to leave the
Epirbts of Labor and 90 into the Inter
national Association OF brick layers and
stone masons. About 400 stone masons
were present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

LATER lu tHy. evening t.r ~yl,l u'r.orN. % |
half hour before th.. tuu-appolul,I lot Tire .
meeting. over live Thousand people were
yst,krI into .ur .sluI pl. t.lun. aud gryu,
numh,r~ covered every pat e.. th, tw
g-uuud. The luuln rioDi stall sep, rl'w-
iu. 10. there >srmrG tu br uD ,pj "t 'ae
stream that continually passed tu,ov..h the .
r,t,s. until urll', every accessible anal
convenient point aa~ rp,,.,J with hun
Ir,d- %, rs..s ~.-u- s-.:t
.uE o&u,n
was .' ..r,' '~ ,o ~.r'on+iy delay pr'r'rt
ne-. At I.'' 'hr ""@,r .uH"d'i 1901" '.h .
.H1r' "'~ m'"e "E '''-,'''"' I''y '>, L"
.glu.r lH' N'"' - "''''-' I'D ''"''' .
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w.nt, t.A' i N.'- I"H~.''r '' ~,.,' l"v p'' /.
rlr Hn' -' % VIA in' p'''Sr''"s.H. 'u .
the wetHl". '.r F.'..''" u. ,'",' ,''.'' ..''',
10" "I" -'''. h".''. '~.'. '.'' '
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,~l .n., .., slru, words introduced Nus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

>Gw l"l.N, August 25.-A dispatch
from White lJlll this worujug stated tbs.
IniE" fotter pas 4raatgI &, a;&y ~ tie case
oi 1a,26 Snar!t It - claimed this will
g.re Ill., q urw tri%l sni may admit him
to uii. 1t N.!u p. IA. a hansom drove
Up 10 ;hr ,GtEucr 10 Ludlow Street Jail,
.Hi "a clerk hom the office Of Cochran \
Clark entered the Jail, hearing the news oi
tn" Granting Of stay OF proceedings He
banded the note personally To Mr.. Sharp.
who real il without showing any sim, q.
emotion OF making any co .-.c3, =. e. =.
Nj. Sharp then ha,.Sc, ,t,I'hiS vile, who
rr.d II ar,d seemed TO BE- delighted at the
ncw7
= Sharp's lawyers ask that he he admit
ted to bail Mr.. MARITIME saws h. will de
maud that hail he liked at , l. OuD 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

nn. t., People >urrurd out 20 Sc the
IHruf,t huH,-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

il. AtEius, Citri'& i'ai,ce. EnoNriile,
Tenn. r,i.a. -, hm'iy "r" ave bon
,,tir,Iri,, ., xonf most excellent medicine.
Dr kin. nrv discovery for orcousWmption,
hayinr fourd il to he Ill that you cIain
far !, ,l,..ir. f., testify Ia - virtue. .ne
friend . ~ whom have rccomI-..mded it
praise il at every opportunity"
DIR. Kings New D.~'overy for C0nsumP-
zion !, ar,or,,.ae.! to cure Coughs, Colds,
pUn,n,i,is Do, Asthma, Group, and every al
taot;nn Of Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free At Logan & Co.'S Drug
store. Large Size fl'
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tent lad been announced and thousands
ON thousands or visitors ana citl"ens took
advantage Of the good weather, the p"n-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
ORR BIG EFFOkT.

,,,,y ia. Rusin.ss Men ~ Vh""irn,. '"d
,t.,,,I,, E,IIird la Va bnTat- Display
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
., uou~ING MEETING
nrId IA tie 49,; Tent cNtrrday Ait'r-

4 Y y {, eaten
their dinners peo-
pie began flock
ing over to the
Grounds ycster
day afternoon
and although 10
regular Fro
srau,rnc had been
madc ont 4 meet
ing in the big
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
.. A MONSTER.
The Trades and Industrial Dis
play a Magnificent Success.
Hundreds Of Corporations, Firms and Ind
vidullS Unite in MAXIM
Splendid Parade.
THE COLUMN THREE MILES LONG.
The Streets Lined for Miles With Solid Walls
of People, Who Await for Hours ih3
Pageant's Appearance.
An HOUR AND A QUARTER PASSING.
Strangers and Citizens Alike Vote il llr
Greatest Demonstration in the History Of
the City and State,
AND A CREDIT TO OUR ENTERPRISE.
A Detailed Description Of the Great Event, as
It Appeared 10 the BeglSer Corps
Of Reporters.
NOTES And JOTTlEGS OF INTEREST.
Strangers and Citizens Alike Vote il lAr
Greatest Demonstration in the History Of
the City and State,
AND A CREDIT TO OUR ENTERPRISE.
A Detailed Description Of the Great Event, as
It Appeared 10 the Beg.S,er Corps
OF Reporters.
NOTES AND JOTTIRGS OF INTEREST.

III. indu,tr al and
trades display "i
yesterday was lc-
yond Il doubt the
greatest allLIr "i
the kind eN,r VT.
messed, not Only IL
Wheeling, hut ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

WAS what they lived ON, and thry dcyr!-
"ped quite a lundurs>, for bosom. The.
men ot 81 accomplished more than could
he told hy any tongue. not @y miur were
| 10 speak uIl morning. iugcr~u'l said
that the volunteer soldier placed oar ntg
H. Heaven.
Ca this text the orator r,ritr,l a poem
that was carried home to the hearts OF
every one hy is h0mrly Eug}lsh. Wit and
l0thns. It's aim wls to show the deserts
ui 'hv su.tieIs who sacrificed 50 much for
thelg country compared with othc!s who
hIy, hryn mote i,Nory.! and less honest.
1t Was stated that General Euorhs was
about To leave and de>lrru to make q few
farewell remarks. The General gave Sey-
era. Of his war experiences in humorous
way. among them making mention OF his
experience, with heavy kuap>ackS and the
inevitable 2uuy gutyhark lIr became
very familiar with uayhacks before TIA,
war waS over, and never felt at homr un-
less he had a tyw about him. lIr told an
interesting stony to illustrate the hard
~LtP~ ot the common soldiers. relating az
interview between G,urral Thomas and a
private soldier. In which the insignificant;
wages OF aWNatr were a prominent lca-
ture. luconvluSjon sid. Nh comrades.
let me SJ@ lH,sr ,yuulyuS have g'NcI nae
mG,hp.Usurrlad uuN bid each and every
r'.' "U. 70! laU t,ud speed and good night
The speech ~ thr evening WAS ma,lr 10y
y r.uatr Who went lutc the army at the
a." oi fifteen, Charley l.,IIwcIl. oI plrkrrs-
bur-. T. ";,' grp.,jr
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GLADSTONE'S PROTEST.
AGAINST THE ARBITRARY METHODS or
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT


LONDON, Angus! -, Mr.. Gladstone
was grrclrd with cheers in the House Of
Cummuls this evening when he arose 10
move lis resolution that humble address
be prcsentcd to the Queen repr, senting
that the Niccroy OF Ireland has proclaimed
the National League dangerous asSoc!a-
ton; that no mi0rmatlan has been fur
ni-hrd to Parliament to Justify the procIa-
nation, by virtue of which Her Mai
rSty's subjects are Ia bc rendered
hahlc 10 be punished ~ crimalS
withoul a judicial inquiry into the nature
OF the. cts and that this House in the
absence of such information, prays that
said proclamation shall not continue in
force ~ the association named and de
-crihed therein. Mr.. Gladstone said that
the Irish Niccroy in declaring that the
l.eagtr had melted Violence. must have
acted on Iniormaliuu but where WAS that
information? The Irish chiefs had a right
to demand 10 know the grounds GA which
the Government had acted. Ii the facts
were withheld the opposition must forth
with urge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

TIE rlEOTECU>IrS.

\ Grand Display ou the Island Las,
Nisht.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Over $4,000 People will
visit the West Virginia Ex-
position and State Fair at
Wheeling, which begins
September 5th, and contin-
ues five days. 1t is the Peo-
pies Show.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-12
Neae an3etgen.
Elm oas YubItfnntI

Sn Te4ddiitt'guns Deiien, baB Disisnsen, N Ibe
pic 8eisuidbGft fur ole VeEbeiierune ocr cage
osr gtH.cn" 70 freissbis nit Dfiteln Bur 8ertbei=
lung rcrieben bobeu, tpien ioIten, mas NIT i6rem
@eIbe 9eiteben LIT, per0ffsntIiden mir nobfeben6e
ltCterii1t; gBir bn6en rudbrenb bes nit benz 80.
September 1887 6eenbeten Sabrss 4375 I5amiIIen
nit 1928 Ssopfen, tnter aeHen 1912 gSittz
tpen tparfn, IHterftnbt; in ben unteritlsten ga.
milien befanSeu lid, auser 626 EranfeH gSttt=
u,ett md, 758 tranfe g,eriunen. gBtr tell
ten 1897 Souaen SobIen uuo 80 &Iaftern
eoIs, Sntpte fur $8185 6roeetie=9SaateR uaO
glabrTnesmftteI,
DtQu bot bic Antlage crboben, baB mir inter unerI
gthtlrser mebrers erb Item, ole nab 90ppierO 9es
Ten iolten. Sn Beantnortung bieIer Sebauptung
eytl6ren mir, 6u6 ndbreno tes oer9aTgenen Sa5res
nber 1900 5gau1ilisn pon intern 9tier aeftrtben
rurber. 8un bisien itnb Ciuiae seforber, anbere
foHHtn th slb beisn, unO iUteoer anbere BADEN oit
Stobt nerIniieu Gn Steie beicl6en b0ben mir TOE
fSamiliCn eebosn, ole tDIr ME oorher unteruBten.
glus nutu SulfsqueGeH empIansen uab oertpedt Pa=
ben mir ii6er S24, 600, BON iuelhen ule ourh unere
grmenpfIeaer in Gummen oon Sents uno bober 9es
iammelt UuT6en, un6 Suar ourn 8anS pon 9auS 5u
Saus- obne Sc3ahlun9 lute ie ihon felt 3S 5a3ten
eetbnn babsn. Son oieem 9elOe nO Oreiunbadt=
Sto CSS) Bro,ent oireft iiis ptc Ermsn 0erruanSt
po1een. Seoer unieren Isenten einGertete jFaa It
Ioiort unb poafdnoig unteriuht Worben, uno tetner
bebI1itisen gerion if iofors: 9nlIe, 0en an 9oHo
bein6iiden UilteIn eGtpnterb, uertuet9srt Doroen.
unb bob tpurben nnr 50 GanljIjen ieoen Dtonat
pdbreno nes Sabres uuteritlet. Gin 9eIepbon l9tr.
l3O9-3l 6efnoet fh i'm ScHtral= 5arGGI i'm gjes
bduoe ber 9. u. 6. u"
Grnaro Ctts SinfIen, Brdiibent;
gStGtau: 81. QStiona, SdaFmeiiter;
=. &enrctfoi, Se[tetdr. (271)
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Sripcn lin6crnoen GinIluB auf sic an.
gtgriffenen AtBmun88 Srgaue pcrOanft
er Der Gb0tIade, OaB feline BeitanOtbeile
bic pirtIamitcu befannten 8ruitmitteI
Itn6. Ter 6auptbeitunotbcil lift Der SOnis
Ser 2lHOOrn (Horehound) sBFan3e, init
Der Abies BaIsamea Oocr Balm of Gilead
hemiIh Oerbunoau. g}cbcn 6ieien cntbG(t
CT fiuf rrcitCre bOtaniihe Glcmente, uelbe
Die 0irtiamteit beOItcnO Ocritartea.
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& M 4 O(gCn.
Splss, Slider, Gngel nnb Tar-
ions bingeri9tet.
MannBaft unb mntbtg geiturben.
8anattfet nbne sSHr@t.
Die IGbte Aadt Srr DerartbfiItru.
Gttaen tut 8tfdm8ntH HAo aft
Den gtraBeR.
lImiaFenbe pnIi3eiIi6e @abregeGn.
Gin 8eiflider, Oefieu 9tenfe
ab8ete purbeu.
SSitete4laHetee SOriftItiiGe.
CassPs f9ers5efte StEmmmas aaf
SeGs SG1GTOt.
Die Irktcn gGorte Der 0cri6trtsn.
CastI's f9er55efte StFmntmas etf
SeA, SGIGTof.
aeine erpa9ncnsDcriGcn RnBe16rnngen.

Die Erttcn gGorte Der 0eri9tctsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-12

(8ortiebuWo -Hebs 3. spsIte, 4. eettsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-12

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-31
More Talk About War.

BERLIN, Jan. 29-The statements of the
official press that the calling out of the reserves
does not imply war has failed to assure the gen.
eral public, while both on the bourse and in
military circles the measure is interpreted as
part of the campaign preparations. The bourse
to-day was the --LATEST since Mondays scare, and
the feeling of alarm approached a semi-panic
toward the close after the receipt of bad advices
there was intense depression, partly arising
One Spectator committed suicide in front of the
Rathhaus. The Mulhausen papers an
nounce the purchase of large school
buildings at Zillisheim, Colmar, for
barracks for German troops. Reinforcements
have arrived at Deuce Hagenau and other
frontier posts An Asace journal reports that
the French are building wooden barracks at
Gerardmer to accommodate 8 900 more, and that
at other places in the Vosges smaller barracks
sre being erected. The garrisons at Epinal,
Bruyeres and Saint VIE have each been rein
forced with 1000 troops.
The National Zietung says it sees that
France is preparing for immediate war; The
Germans need not discuss the truth of the ques-
ton that France is only defending herself agans,
| possible assault
| The Progressists' prospects are rather doubt
! full. Since the Dantzic Progressists declared
| in favor of the septennate. other dis
| trcts, including Konigsberg and Sonderhausen
| have decided only to elect candidates who will
vote for the military bin in it's entirety. A
| Friedberg and Arnswalde Progressist hal
been nominated who promises to vote for tn,
| septennate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-31
Bank swindler Arrested.

ST. PAUL, Jan. pa Winnipeg special to the
Pioneer Press says: 'Some days ago fashily-
dressed man registered at hotel here as James
Wilson, of Oil City, Pa. Arousing the sus-
PIGEONS of local detectives, the latter
telegraphed Pinkerton at Chicago and found
that the man answered description of Joseph
Wilson Kehoe, charged with swindling the Ma
tional Shoe and Leather Bank, of Newark, N.
j., out OF $40, 900. The local detectives there
upon arrested the man, addressing him Ke-
hoe, and surprising him into the admission that
been telegraphed, of its officials came here,
and Kenoe, believing he could be extradited, con-
sented to return. He says he hid the money,
and that he can pay back all but about So. 600.
1t is understood that the bank official in this
case has consented not to prosecute The party
left for the States this morning"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-31
Severe weather in Dakota.

BISMARCK, D. T., Jan. 29.-The worst biz
card of the season has been raging during the
past eighteen hours Tonight the wind is blow
ing hurricane and the air is so full of snow that
it is impossible to see beyond distance of twenty
feet The train from the west is snow-bound at
Glendive, and the train from the east due here
at noon, is drifted in short distance from
Fargo. The thermometer is very low, and this
afternoon the representative chamber at the
Capitol was cold that the members of the
House met with fur coats and capes on, and,
after passing q resolution to the effect that the
Sergeant-at-arm procure weatherstrips and put
them on the windows, adjourned. The snow is
drifting fearfully, and the fronts of many houses
are almost hidden from view beneath the snow
piles.